, 1887-11-24
4 WIFE Bi'TCNEREI !
J. R. Mcdonald Speaks for Washington
Territory in California.
THE CENTRAL BANK SUSPENDED
Apaches Make Two More Raids on the
Ranches of Mexico
THE CENTRAL BANK SUSPENDED
4 NEW INCORPORATION.
A Lady in Chicago Crushed to Death by
an Elevator.

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tended going to San Francisco last
Saturday to be married. but con-
clGded to wait until christmas.
PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 1G. - This
morning r. C. Smith, A. }. Engard,
e. ". Pagst and John d. Drew, con
stituting tho Toutle Coal Mining
company filed articles of incorpora
tion. Capital stock Of the corpora
ton fixed at 100000 divided into
1000 shares of the par value OF SlO0.
The object Of the corporation is to
buy and sell coal and timber lands;
also to work and develope coal mines
In this state and Washington terri
terry.
EL-PAso, Nov. 16.-TWo more raids
are reported to have been made by Il
band of Indians, supposed to be
Apachez who raidsd two or three
ranches in Sapiual mining district in
Mexico in October. Three weeks
ago they attacked three Mexicans,
killing two Of them. Last Thursday
they attacked mining camp but two
men were in camp at the time, Ger
man named Schrodel and & eolored
man, both escaped. Schrodel says
the band of savages was composed of
five bucks and two squaws.
OTTAWA, Nov. 16.-The Central
Bank Of Canada has suspended pay
msnt. The following notice was
posted on the doors of the bank this
morning: "In consequence of the
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Central Bank has not been able to
realize on its assets promptly enough
TO meet the Immediate demands upon
II. It therefore suspendedp ayment."
Tho bank has a capital of 81 100000,
half of which is paid up. 1t Is i'm
possible to give any idea of the con-
dition of the bank at present, but it
is not thought that the depositors
Will suffer any loss.
COLUMBIA, S c., Nov. 16-Word
has just been received here that
Stephen Bailey, an old man and
engineer of a steam-mill near Duck
Pond killed his wife with an axe
Saturday, and threw her body into
furnace. Next morning the wife's
bloody garments were discovered in
the engineroom and the charred re
mains of the woman in the furnace.
Bailey was arrested and made a con-
fession. Last night he cut his throat
with . knife, but is still living.
BosToN. Nov. 16.-The fight bo-
tween Jack McAuliffe, of Brooklyn.
and Jem Carney, of England, for the
light weight championship of the
world aud 5000, came to an end
long after daylight this morning.
Seventy four rounds had been fought
and neither appearing to- have the
best OF the struggle the referee de-
clared it q draw. Instantly there
were howls OF Indignation, which re
suited in general fight.
PARIS, Nov 16.-Leon Grevy,
nephew of President Grevy, is
charged by the Steele to day with
offering to procure a position in the
credit foncier for retired notary for
15,6O0f. The notary paid the money
but did not get the position and sued
Grevy. The case was settled out of
court.
PRkscoTT, A. T. Nov. I6.-A COM
mittee ef citizens who visited the
Howard mine, where the rich gold
deposits are, today reported that they
saw vein foot thick and eight
inches wide, traceable on top of the
ground over thousand yards. The
vein is very rich and valuable. The
greatest excitement prevails here.
kilograms are pouring in from all
over asking the truth of the state
ments. The committee will make an
extensive report in the morning.
San FRANcIsco. Nov. 16.-J. r. Nc
Donald, a wealthy Seattle timberman
and railway magnate, who is in the
city on business, spoke today in glow.
ing terms OF the prosperity and bus
mess activity of Washington Terri
tory OF the Seattle, Lake Shore
and Eastern railway, Mr. Mcdonald
sais: There are forty five miles
built and forty more under contract.
The line extends easterly from Seat
tie crossing the Cascade mountains
by Snoqualmie pass to Palouse June.
ton. thus bringing us into direct
communication with the east, which
the growing Importance of our sec
ton demands. We cut 10000, 900
trees last year and this year we shall
cut twice the amount. The coal mines
near Seattle continue TO yield glori =
ously. While cannaries and other
Industries are being continually
opened mp at Tacoma. 1 do not be-
lieve there arc two other towns on
the coast progressing so vigorously.
We have no boom but quite steady
yet strong business development with
every Indication of permanent pros
psrity,
WASHINGTON. Nov. 16-An official
statement OF the members of the next
house OF representatives shows that
1t will consist of 16S democrats, l54
republicans and four independents.
The independents are Anderson of
Iowa, Nichols of North CaroIina
Hopkins OF Virginia and Smith OF
Wisconsin.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-R. H. c.
Hill. the stock broker announced his
inability TO meet his obligations to
day. His failure caused some sur
prise but the market was not affected.
Mr.. Hill declined to make 4 state-
msnt.
DUBLIN. Nov. 1G.-The Court of
Queeu's Bench has quashed thu ver-
diet of the cOroner's jury at MITCHELL
town in the case of the victims of tie
police shooting on the 9th OF Septrm-
Der. The court takes the ground
that the inquest was Illegal, the jury
irrsgularly impanelled, and the cor
oner's conduct Illegal and void